§ 45. Mr. W. Brownasked the Prime Minister when he anticipates that he Report of the Beveridge Committee will be available for discussion by the House of Commons?
§ The Lord Privy Seal (Sir Stafford Cripps)It is anticipated that Sir William Beveridge's Report will be published at the end of this month. Until the Report is available, I am not in a position to make any statement as to its discussion.
§ Sir J. MellorIs my right hon. and learned Friend aware that Sir William Beveridge has stated that his Report takes us half-way to Moscow? Do the Government agree with that view?
§ Sir S. CrippsI am afraid I am not aware of what Sir William Beveridge has stated.
Miss RathboneCould the publication of the Report be so expedited, that Members might have some chance of discussing it during the prolonged discussions on the Address?
§ 54. Mr. Granvilleasked the Paymaster-General when the Beveridge Report on Social Welfare will be published?
§ The Paymaster-General (Sir William Jowitt)As my right hon. and learned Friend the Leader of the House has just said, it is anticipated that Sir William Beveridge's Report will be published at the end of this month.
§ Mr. GranvilleAs this Report deals with the poor people of this country, will the right hon. and learned Gentleman see that there is not only a large publication but a cheap publication, to enable it to be purchased on a wide scale, particularly by the Fighting Forces?
§ Sir W. JowittThe document will be available in the ordinary way, as a Command Paper.
§ Mr. GranvilleAt what price will it be published?